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Query for "Head First JSP" breaks Amazon's web site

 
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I don't know this has been noted before, but if you go to Amazon's web site
and do a query for "Head First JSP", you get back a web page in which
most of the links are to localhost:8080 (and hence don't work).

I've duplicated this on two different machines, with two different users. Does this occur
for other people?

Just searching for JSP doesn't do it.
 
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It didn't happen for me. (NJ)
 
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OK, I just did some more checking, and although it occurs on Safari, it doesn't happen in IE.

Weird...
 
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I use Safari and it didn't happen to me although I did get a blank search result (main result screen) with this on the left side area:

Refine your search:
Find "Head First JSP" in these categories:

Car Parts & Accessories (2)
 
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It happened to me in FireFox browser.
 
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